National Park Service

noun

, U.S. Government.

1. a division of the Department of the Interior, created in 1916, that administers national parks, monuments, historic sites, and recreational areas.

Example Sentences

With the new National Park Service app, it’s a download-once-and-go experience, perfect for last-minute hikes, essential information, advice, and alerts on things like road closures.

From Outside Online

Some National Park Service staff at the site said they had been exposed to the secretary during his after-hours tour and are now in quarantine, which has led to a staffing shortage at the monument, Goodwin said.

From Washington Post

The Washington Monument will close Friday due to lack of staffing after a potential covid-19 exposure, National Park Service officials said.

From Washington Post

Brad and Matt Kirouac, plus their dog, Finn, traded in their Chicago apartment for a 26-foot RV and a road map of National Park Service sites.

From Washington Post

Seekamp created a data-driven model for determining the significance and vulnerability of Cape Lookout Village buildings, which was then used to help National Park Service managers prioritize more cost-effectively.

From Ozy

For one thing, the National Park Service could make a clearer commitment to keeping phone networks and the web out of the parks.

From The Daily Beast

On July 2, the National Park Service released a comprehensive climate-warming report in the journal PloS ONE.

From The Daily Beast

I then proceeded to a nearby outdoor shooting range maintained by the U.S. National Park Service.

From The Daily Beast

The National Park Service's deer culling finally starts tonight, according to a press release from the agency.

From The Daily Beast

Carter, for example, almost doubled the size of the National Park Service as president.

From The Daily Beast

Monument personnel discussed the problem with the area office of the National Park Service.

From Project Gutenberg

The need for additional resource/use plans and regulatory programs is recognized by the National Park Service.

From Project Gutenberg

The National Park Service exercises no control over their rates and operations.

From Project Gutenberg

The National Park Service maintains campgrounds for visitors traveling in their own automobiles.

From Project Gutenberg

Parties may then be taken through the park, subject to the National Park Service rules and regulations.

From Project Gutenberg